July 29, 2020
Public Transportation in Use
In recent years, governments have widely developed public transportation. More and more individuals find using subway, buses and other means of public transport convenient for their daily commutes. However, many people still prefer to own a car. In this essay, I will look at some reasons to use public transport and a few drawbacks that might be crucial for some people.
Let’s start by looking at some of the advantages of public transportation. The main reason to use public transport is that it is cheaper than owning a car. Generally speaking, some individuals like students and young adults can’t afford to purchase a car. Moreover, for groups of citizens such as children, teens and old people, public transportation can be their only option. For the car owners, using public transport decrease money they spend of parking fees as well as decreasing the fuel expenses. Another positive can be that citizens combine using public and private means of transport such as bicycle or scooter. For instance, in day-to-day commute to their work, people can transport their bicycles in subway, and then ride the rest of the way on bicycle.
On the other side of the argument is a negative reputation of public transport. For many years, in my country people had to travel in outdated Soviet buses. In the majority of cases, those buses were heavily overcrowded and the ride bear a great amount of discomfort. Therefore, even if now this situation has changed, people still detest to use public transportation and strive to own a car. Another disadvantage of using public transport that it has a strict route. On the other hand, people can use their cars to go to the countryside or to the destination outside of the public transportation zone.
Public transportation is an essential part of every modern city. In spite of not being approved by the absolute majority of citizens and having some limitations, developed public transportation system makes cities accessible and effective to use. I believe that in the future progress will be continued developing into more sophisticated and convenient way.
This essay is written as an answer to the question: "What are the pros and cons of using public transport?".
Public Transportation in Use
In recent years, governments have widely developed (and promoted the use of) public transportation.
More and more individuals find that using the subway, buses and other means of public transport is (more) convenient for their daily commutes.
However, many people still prefer to own a car.
In this essay, I will look at some reasons to usebenefits of using public transportation and a few drawbacks that might be crucial for some people.
Let’s start by looking at some of the advantages of public transportation.
The main reason tohat people use public transportation is that it is cheaper than owning a car.
Generally speaking, some individuals like students and young adults can’t afford to purchase a car.
Moreover, for groups of citizens such as children, teens, and old people, public transportation can be their only option.
For the car owners, using public transportation decreases the amount of money they spend of parking fees as well as decreasing thes fuel expenses.
Another positive can beis that citizens can combine using public and private means of transport, such as using bicycles or scooters (along with subways and buses).
For instance, in people's day-to-day commute to their work, people can transport their bicycles in the subway, and then ride the rest of the way on bicycle.
On the other side of the argument ihand, public transport often has a negative reputation of public transport.
For many years, in my country, people had to travel in outdated Soviet buses.
In the majority of cases, those buses were heavily overcrowded and the ride bearore a great amount of discomfort.
Therefore, even if now this situation has changed now, people still detest to useusing public transportation and instead strive to own a car.
Another disadvantage of using public transport is that it has a strict route.
On the other hand, pPeople can use their cars to go to the countryside or to thea destination outside of the public transportation zone, unlike those who are reliant on public transportation.
Public transportation is an essential part of every modern city.
In spite of not being approved by the absolute majority of citizens and having some limitations, developed public transportation system makes cities accessible and effective to uss are effective to use and make cities accessible.
I believe that in the future progress will be continued for developing public transport into more sophisticated and convenient waysystem.
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In recent years, governments have widely developed public transportation. In recent years, governments have widely developed (and promoted the use of) public transportation. |
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More and more individuals find using subway, buses and other means of public transport convenient for their daily commutes. More and more individuals find that using the subway, buses and other means of public transport is (more) convenient for their daily commutes. |
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However, many people still prefer to own a car. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In this essay, I will look at some reasons to use public transport and a few drawbacks that might be crucial for some people. In this essay, I will look at some |
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Let’s start by looking at some of the advantages of public transportation. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The main reason to use public transport is that it is cheaper than owning a car. The main reason t |
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Generally speaking, some individuals like students and young adults can’t afford to purchase a car. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Moreover, for groups of citizens such as children, teens and old people, public transportation can be their only option. Moreover, for groups of citizens such as children, teens, and old people, public transportation can be their only option. |
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For the car owners, using public transport decrease money they spend of parking fees as well as decreasing the fuel expenses. For |
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Another positive can be that citizens combine using public and private means of transport such as bicycle or scooter. Another positive |
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For instance, in day-to-day commute to their work, people can transport their bicycles in subway, and then ride the rest of the way on bicycle. For instance, in people's day-to-day commute to |
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On the other side of the argument is a negative reputation of public transport. On the other |
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For many years, in my country people had to travel in outdated Soviet buses. For many years |
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In the majority of cases, those buses were heavily overcrowded and the ride bear a great amount of discomfort. In the majority of cases, those buses were heavily overcrowded and the ride b |
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Therefore, even if now this situation has changed, people still detest to use public transportation and strive to own a car. Therefore, even if |
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Another disadvantage of using public transport that it has a strict route. Another disadvantage of using public transport is that it has a strict route. |
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On the other hand, people can use their cars to go to the countryside or to the destination outside of the public transportation zone.
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Public transportation is an essential part of every modern city. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In spite of not being approved by the absolute majority of citizens and having some limitations, developed public transportation system makes cities accessible and effective to use. In spite of not being approved by the absolute majority of citizens and having some limitations, developed public transportation system |
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I believe that in the future progress will be continued developing into more sophisticated and convenient way. I believe that in the future progress will be continued for developing public transport into more sophisticated and convenient |
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